Many people get liquidated—not because the market is too brutal, but because their positions are too heavy $ETH

A 2% pullback was originally just normal fluctuation, but if you go in with full position and high leverage, that 2% can turn into the knife that crushes your account
I’ve seen too many beginners: with 500U or 1000U, as soon as they open a trade, they think about maxing out their position, believing that doing so will make money faster—only to find that before they’ve even truly been right about the direction, the margin can’t hold first
The most important thing about contracts isn’t how many times leverage you open with—it’s how much you can lose on this single trade at most $AKE
100U at 10x and 500U at 10x look the same on the surface—both are 10x, but the risk is on a completely different level
In the former case, if you’re wrong, you still have a chance; in the latter, if you’re wrong once, you might end up having no next round
So I’ve been telling my followers: when trading contracts, first split your money—don’t make any one trade too heavy—set your stop loss in advance, and when your profits reach targets, reduce your position
Don’t always think about turning one trade around—whether you can build your account depends on whether you can still survive when you’re wrong every single time
The market is always there, and opportunities are always there too $BNB
What truly eliminates people is often not that one K-line in the market, but the oversized position they throw out when they’re getting carried away
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